Highlights
- Generates customized color gradients and palettes through command-line parameters.
- Exports color maps for integration into scientific visualization workflows.
- Operates within Linux terminal environments for shell script automation.
About this application
GenColormap is a command-line utility designed for the Linux operating system to generate color maps for scientific visualization and data presentation. It assists developers and researchers in creating customized color gradients and palettes that can be exported for use in various graphical applications. The program computes color transitions mathematically based on user-defined parameters such as hue, saturation, and lightness curves, ensuring precise control over the resulting visual spectrum.
The tool operates entirely within the terminal environment, making it suitable for inclusion in shell scripts and automated data processing pipelines. By adjusting specific input arguments, users can produce discrete color values or continuous gradients tailored to specific plotting requirements. Its output formats integrate directly with standard visualization tools without relying on complex graphical user interfaces.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub de.marlam.gencolormap
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